How much allowance do you offer someone you expect to be popular?

I’m Saito, a column writer♪ I had a laugh when I read Mack’s answer. I’m doing exactly the same thing. (Actually, paying double is the most effective.) I’m planning to hold a roundtable discussion at the end of this month (I might write about it in a column), and I pay the women I bring twice their requested amount. Whether they’re conventionally beautiful or not, they’re simply my type. They’ll always adjust their schedules to me, and they’ll come running whether it’s morning or the middle of the night. By the way, I only invite them to liven up the roundtable. Haha.

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. > I don’t know how much allowance I should offer to make her happy. For truly popular women, it’s perfectly normal for men earning over ¥100 million a year to make offers. They casually offer very generous allowances, so it’s impossible to predict how much it might take. As for what to do in that situation— Mac beat me to it, but I think this approach could work: Ask her desired amount, then offer twice as much. If you’ve really fallen for her, it may be worth going that far so you won’t have any regrets. That said, the allowance is important, but so is whether you actually enjoy the dinner beforehand. The restaurant matters, of course, but so do the conversation and overall atmosphere. Good luck.

I’m Paper Airplane, a male member. I’m seriously jealous of Tokyo. The women are on another level. Osaka is even more rural than Saitama. It can’t hold a candle to Chiba or Yokohama—or the Kanto area in general. You can really feel the difference in level. If you like her that much, I’d say there’s no need to negotiate. P.S. In Tokyo, I don’t think you’d be able to resist making her an offer.